#Numeric Condition

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The numeric condition is used for filtering on numeric attributes. This can include both integers and floats.

#Basic Usage

NumericCondition::make('age');

This condition has an id of age, is applied against a column of age, and has a display value to the end user of "Age".

By default, the NumericCondition only allows integers through the validation process. If you would like to allow floats, you can call allowFloats:

NumericCondition::make('age')
    ->allowFloats();

#Validation

The numeric condition uses Laravel's numeric validator under the hood, which itself delegates to PHP's is_numeric.

If you have not called allowFloats(), then the Laravel integer rule is also applied.

#Clauses

Below you'll see all of the clauses available on the NumericCondition.

To read more general information about clauses, head over to the clauses page.

#CLAUSE_EQUALS

The attribute is equal to the user's input.

#CLAUSE_DOESNT_EQUAL

The attribute is not equal to the user's input.

#CLAUSE_GREATER_THAN

The attribute is greater than the user's input.

#CLAUSE_GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO

The attribute is greater than or equal to the user's input.

#CLAUSE_LESS_THAN

The attribute is less than the user's input.

#CLAUSE_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO

The attribute is less than or equal to the user's input.

#CLAUSE_BETWEEN

The attribute is between the two values that the user has entered.

#CLAUSE_SET

The attribute is not null.

#CLAUSE_NOT_SET

The attribute is null.